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Fetal Monitoring During Labor: How It Keeps Infants Safe
Infant safety is a top priority of the medical team during labor and delivery. A mother’s health can be monitored in a variety of ways,…
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Does High Muscle Tone Always Mean Cerebral Palsy?
High muscle tone, also called hypertonia, means a baby’s muscles are unusually stiff or rigid. It’s one of the most common signs of cerebral palsy…
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Bringing Baby Home: Adjusting After a Complicated Birth
Before delivering your new baby, you may have imagined meeting them for the first time, wondering what they would look like, how they would act,…
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Advice for New Moms: What I Have Learned as a Baby Nurse for 10 Years
For as long as I can remember, I’ve wanted to support mothers and their babies. That calling led me to nursing, and for the past…
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Understanding Newborn APGAR Score Meanings
As a newborn nurse, I attend to deliveries for babies born during my shift. At each standard delivery, a newborn nurse, a labor nurse, and…
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Autism Acceptance Month 2025
April is Autism Acceptance Month, a time to promote understanding, support inclusion, and push for better care, resources, and respect for people with autism. Autism…
